Hotel berhampiran Neartrips, Marrakech

Lovely would recommend. Cheap and cheerful. Don’t know why people are so negative about this place, I would stay here again. Clean, beds made everyday, clean towels, friendly staff. Located twenty minute walk from the square, and the souks. Off licence around the corner, which sells plenty of beer, wine and spirits. £11.00, for a bottle of wine and six beers. Highly recommended!!!

The roads to the Riad were concerning very run down. Upon arriving Riad looked ok. We were offered mint tea and biscuits whilst checking in. The stairs to our room were very steep, narrow and lacked appropriate hand rails in places. Could be concerning for elderly people. Our room looked nothing like the staged photos on the website. It was dark even with the light on. TV wasn’t tuned in so unusable. The safe didn’t work. Dodgy plug sockets which weren’t fixed to the walls so came out and sparked at times. The bathroom was concerning overall lack of cleanliness. When we arrived the shower didn’t work and neither did the tap. The toilet moved as not fixed. When the water was working it filled the tray which over ran and took literally hours to drain. Towels were of poor quality and discolored. On the plus side there was a kettle and fridge in our room and these worked. I read the breakfast menu and was looking forward to trying it. Upon arriving on the rooftop I noticed that everything apart from the cereal was uncovered. Bees were crawling over the honey, jam, cakes etc. Not very appetizing so only ate the cereal. The next day some of the items were covered but still not the cakes. Unfortunately the acoustics meant that all sound was amplified, so noisy guests talking and moving around frequently woke us sometimes in the middle of the night. I booked the cooking experience which was rather disappointing. We were just taken across the road to a supermarket then an actual market where we purchased coriander and parsley. The chickens were slaughtered for you and prepared, the smell was awful and very offputing. No mint tea ceremony or bread making as advertised on the webpage. I had been really looking forward to that. We prepared a tagine and dessert which was tasty. Booked another excursion to meet the Berbers. Had a private taxi to the Kasbah Africa in the Atlas Mountains, who weren’t even expecting us. Had to wait 90 minutes for our guide. The ‘easy walking trail’ was hard going and dangerous at times. Arrived at a house and offered mint tea and nuts but again no bread making as once again promised. We were able to have a very late lunch and swim. Having paid £144 for this experience I do not feel it was worth it.

I stayed at Amour D'Auberge over the new year - I was looking for a hostel that was relatively quiet and laid back, in a good location. Hiba, Nadia, Faisal and Jamil run the hostel together and every interaction I had with each of them was very positive! They were super friendly and helpful. I shared an 8-bed female room and had no problems with it - the beds are comfortable and warm, and you get a key-locked cupboard to store your valuables. The hostel is in a fantastic central location, just five minutes walk to the big square! Even though the hostel itself was pretty quiet there is a jazz bar next door, which did mean that sometimes it was loud late at night - but I just used ear plugs and it didnt disturb me too much. Also, while I was staying they were having some building work done which was noisy during the day, however I was out and about most of the time so it didn't cause me any problems. Overall I would recommend Amour D'Auberge and would stay here again in future :-)

L'hôtel Chem's mériterais de gros travaux de réfection, pour ma part baignoire rouillé, robinetterie encrassé, l'isolation phonique est médiocre. Pour le petit déjeuné tout est au compte goute et peux de choix, pour les autres repas selon les dires pas mieux . Pour un mini frigo dans la chambre c'est 15€ par jour, avant c'était gratuit à la demande. Une note positive les climatiseurs son récents et fonctionnent bien. En cas de tremblement de terre sachez que vous devrez vous débrouillé tout seul pas d'évacuation et aucune prise en charge des clients, il faut se débrouillé seul sans aucune information, seul un employé était là pour faire payé les bouteilles d'eaux après que nous ayons décidé de nous installé dans la rue en cas de réplique. La seul chose qui tient cette hôtel est sont emplacement, ce n'est plus un hôtel mais un pied à terre bien placé .

房間很乾凈，白色的牆壁很敞亮，checkin和住的不在同一個院子，入住的時候有人會幫忙拉行李，而且會給你選香氛的味道，提前在房間裏點好。樓下有spa，儘量提早預訂，我就沒約到。可能是是季節問題，屋內感覺有點涼，需要開着空調。另外minibar的聲音有點大

Beautiful interiors and gardens, heated pools, good breakfast with many choices but some of them were low quality, tasty Spanish restaurant. Unplesant smell in room, noisy air condition in bathroom running all time. Beds and pillows very comfortable. Staff was generally good but average if you consider expensive 5 star resort hotel.

Yet another amazing stay at palais Sebban! This was my 5/6th time staying at this hotel and I cannot recommend it enough. Every room I have stayed in here has been perfect - so beautiful and clean and I am so grateful for the room upgrade to a suite on my most recent stay in June. The decor and architecture of this hotel is so beautiful and truly makes it my favourite place to stay in Morocco. What sets it apart from all other places I have stayed is the incredible and friendly staff who are the main reason I continue to return here. They are so kind, welcoming and helpful and truly are a credit to this hotel - you couldn't ask for a better team of staff! I often travel for work with lots of luggage and the staff are so accommodating and helpful - it truly feels like a home away from home! They also have a fantastic breakfast with lots of options, two pools, beautiful relax areas, an amazing rooftop all within walking distance to everything in the Medina. I look forward to coming back again soon! Thank you so much to all the staff!